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Hunter x Hunter creator recommends golf manga
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Yoshihiro Togashi, creator of Hunter x Hunter and Yu Yu Hakusho, recommended the golf manga Hey! Tonbo for the fans.
In a recent interview, the mangaka revealed that he is a fan of the work and even stated that he wanted Gon was more like the protagonist Tonbo.
Written by Ken Kawasaki and illustrated by Yū Furusawa, Hey! Tonbo is serialized in the weekly magazine Golf Digest since August 2014.
The manga, which has 46 volumes to date, will receive an anime adaptation produced by the studio OLM (Odd Taxi, Diaries of a Apothecary) in 2024.
The official synopsis states: Igarashi, who left the past behind and hid from the world, moved to the Tokara Islands in Kagoshima Prefecture. On the island of Hinoshima, known as “the last unexplored region in Japan”, Igarashi meets Tonbo, the only second-year high school student in the city. The innocent girl has an incredible talent for golf! This meeting will change their fate…
Meanwhile, the fate of Hunter x Hunter remains uncertain. The work was removed from the list of titles being serialized on the weekly magazine’s website Shonen Jumpindicating that it can be changed magazines or migrated to the Shonen Jump+ platform.
Recently, Togashi shared one of the five versions of the ending he had planned, asking fans to consider this as the definitive ending, in case he is unable to finish the work.
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Hunter X Hunter tells the story of Gon Freecss, a 12-year-old boy who intends to become a Hunter, a hunter of treasure, lost places and strange creatures. However, unlike most Hunters who seek fame and money, the hero of the story has a greater motivation for wanting to be a hunter – to find his father – one of the most famous hunters in the world.
Currently, the manga is within the arc Succession Contest.
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The voice actor of Kento Nanami in the original version of Jujutsu Kaisen, Kenjiro Tsuda published a message of thanks to his fans.
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Episode 17 of the second season, titled “Right and Wrong” adapted the character’s moving death scene.
Shortly before the premiere on Japanese TV on Thursday (23), the actor made a farewell post on his profile on X (formerly Twitter).
“It’s November 23rd (Japan Labor Day and Thanksgiving) at 11:56 pm. Please don’t miss it. I’m thrilled that Jujutsu Kaisen and Nanami are loved throughout Japan and around the world…” declared Tsuda.
The actor repeated the voice recording in the fight scene against Haruta to ensure the result was perfect.
After the episode aired, he posted a short thank you to the audience: “Thank you for watching Jujutsu Kaisen! Thank you for supporting Nanami Kento!”.
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Recently, the creator of Vinland Saga, Makoto Yukimurawas in Canada was a guest at the Toronto International Authors Festival (TIFA) and at a Japan Foundation event.
In an interview with Anime Trending, in addition to revealing that he had to change the beginning of the story to obtain approval from the publisher and detail his historical research process, the mangaka commented on what readers can expect from the end.
“Actually, I don’t know what will happen at the end of this story! I believe that when the manga ends, everyone hopes for a happy ending, but there are historical facts. That’s the part difficult for me at the moment.
According to the story, the end of Thorfinn’s journey is tragic. Something truly tragic will happen to these characters. ‘How can I make this not a complete tragedy?’. This is something I’m working on now. What should I do?” said Yukimura.
The interviewer then suggested that he give the character a happy ending, after all, it is fiction. So, the author stated that he will do his best to move in that direction.
Vinland Saga is serialized in the monthly magazine Afternoon. The manga published in Japan by Kodansha since 2005 it has 27 volumes to date. In Brazil, the title was released by Panini.